davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-04

b, iebeufals Iafe man le
ni6t ldnger als 6 Wonate nit Der Sub
aeben. Wenn man sIei6 in ben erifen
Wo9en G.. 9. bic sarten 8ldtter Der
6orn6uds) Su ~iiittern anfdnet. 10 &C.
m05nt lid bas iunse Sbier raid on be.
getabilii9e Soft unb gebeibt prddtig.
Die Muttertbiere aber. bic jebt oft ges
mug BON ben itartsn Sdbrlingen BEL
nabe gu 8Ooe geiogen peroen, uiirben
fid i6neler erbolen unb bas nd9te
Mal before 3dlbsr %biingen.
50 Wiu man 80 | | d unb Butter,
ohne welde Yrobutte i1 mir eigentli6
cine rationeI betriebene 2anbtpirtbs
idaft gar ni6t benfen fam, oas
s a 3 inbur6 baben, 10
muB man natiirli6 aud oana9 ents
predenb fittern. Gin Sc
trdnt, beitebenb aus Bran ober s~erflei=
nerten Gottonfamenfu6en nit WaRer
angema6t. erDeiff fid als porSiigli6
fir bic Mil9probuttion. sumal tpenri
es i'm Winier in iuarmem 3uifanbe ge=
geben tpirb. Sd femme einen 2anbs.
mann in Mbilene. Der cine fieinnIte
Sub gem0bnIiden S6lages, bic nod
basu mebrere Sabre fem Galb gebra6t
bat, 6ommer unb Winter regelmdBig
nit Bran in WaHer ansemadt flttert
unb tdgIi6 ntebr als cine @aaoue Mild
erbdlt. Oaneben forge man fur Wtillet,
3ornbIdtterfuiter, Dellotu MiaosW Ridge,
9beofintbe, 3uderrobr &C. mon fanrt
auf tpeniaen Ndern cine llnrnenge bies
fer Sutterffofe sieben uno man tpirb
rei9en @etpinn NIT perbdltniBmdBig
geringer Nrbeit erSielen. -
81 Was bas Gettm q d G (M d.
fen) bon @ieb bstrifft, 70 briHat &c.
m6bnlides ueibefettes 0is6 b61fers
2-29 Gents bro pfunb lebett6 ges
pi9t, tpogesen maffettes NIT 4 unb 5
Gents besnblt rpirb. NuBerbem getpius
men bic Sbiere bel fpifematiiher Sittet
rung bur9idnittli6 ieben WDnat 100
pfuno i'm 8epi6t. Sie ,Greie Yrehe"
beriGteie tir;li1 iiber bic grberimente
Der 8. s. 6eibeubeiHter bon GaIbefon
nit BEN Wditen bon 8ieb auf ibrer
OeImiible in 8renbam. Samit finb
iebr fddb6are Winfe gegeben unb cine
tteue 8abn gebro9en. Sober 6arnter
f6nnte, tuenr1 au1 In Heinerent MaBs
ftabe dbnli1e &efultate erffreben uu6
babur9 erft bic probufte feiner Sarrn
In ri@tiger Weife ausniiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-04

2, @aIbb6rnsr.S Solo, porseiragen bon
ben 9erren Sui. Sobnider, u. Sos
bile (@bieaao), &. 8rotb uno Wri.
OabeIop (gfep Orleans).
g., .Gortuna" 2onaert SdOitiid, Gr.
Mbt (arrans. bon Nler. g. u6wig).
A., RaGruf an Carl Maria b. Weber,
GrObe Gantafie bon 6. 6. Bad.
3meiter She'll.
s., Ouperture au sRieusi", q. @asnsr.
g., Mari9 u. gbor aus Der n3aubsrs
H6te"-W.M u. Mojart.
T., 2ieb II. Quartet aus p&igoletto".
g., @roBe 6antafie aus Weperbeer's
rprOpbet", Wiepredt.
Sritter She'll.
g., 6adeltans (B-dur), Meperbeer.
TO-, Die poft i'm WaIoe", Solopiece
fhr @ornet bon Sdaefsr, porsetra'
aeu BON u. Bobe (W1ilnautee).
H., .3anb in 9aub", polfasD taSurs
ia BON Satan.
H., 26nis 8arl Mari9. bon unratb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-04
Scr Maaen Seftiutrt gamrem.

Dieie. ipenn in natiirIider Mense borbanbsn
unb niGt burG Sole beri9le&tert. berritten
lire arbei' bel Der geronuuus unb 8lutbilbuns.
Nber bic unnatirlife Saure, ipelde aus Der
iInfdbigfeit bes Masens, bic e~mpfangeae Speife
in grndbruussmitteI uniSupaubelu, entfsbt, 1T
Der gr3eussr bon Blabunsen unb Sobbrennen,
iueIhe bic aualenbfen Spntptome Der rluber-
bauIidteit inb. Der bette gertiIser bon 8Ias
bungen 1T o ofetters Or aseubitters.
60 II biel pirtiamer aIs garborat bon SDba,
Masnsfia obsr aIfaIiiae SaIae. Siele i@pa,
den INNER ben Wasen obne bauernoe 8ehe.
runs su beDirten. Rein Maun ober @eib nit
6ronifder rnberbauIihfeit bebaftet uuo bes.
haIb nerpos, fam I'M boHeu 8eit Der bon ber
Tatur gefatteteu Rraftfnae feia. aus oiefem
@runbs fraftist nnb reeulirt euer S1fem unb
fdiitst Sud baburd Dor WaIaria, Mbeundtis.
mud unb anbsreu srnRIiGen 9rantbei en-.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-04
Grtes Gonrert i'm Operubauie

Grtes Gonrert i'm Opernbauie,
o d. 10. april, 8 ubr abOs.
l., Ouperture su pSibeliO" (E-dur),
8. b. 8eefboueu. ..... 6etor1etter.
2. AZ Soft sriBe Did, Miide,
b .Sie Sterne an 9immel1. Sol.
Rbeinberser .6.fs@bor.
g., a. Snterme3Io Il. Valse %lente,
By Pi33icaii, beibes aus benz Ballet
rSpIpia", SEQ Selibes. -. Jeits
Or9siter.
A., ,Sss erlt6uiss sO6tera, galabe
componirt mad elmer bdnil9en 2es
aenbe, fur Solofimmen, GbOr unb
Ordefer, bon Niels %. @aoe.
Solopartien:
6opran (grlt6nigs SoGter). Trl.
0ortenfe SDnes.
alt (OlufsM utter).- SRI. Marie
2aeoite.
garitoa (Oluf).. :. Or. 6 s. Milsr.
s., Ouperture gu nMisnon" bon ".
Shomas. .6et.O r6efier.
g., ,an bic aunf". BON @i@. Wasner,
Seran. gdnserbunb NIT Or6efters
begleitung.
T., Andante cantabile aus nQuatuor"
(Op.11) 3. Si9aitOwsfp. Streids
inffrumente.
g., a) %. bdtt i'd elm 5ittdel au eis
gen"...... Dallas r6robfinn",
(Diriseui: 9aus b. areibig.)
b. yJribIiues grua&en1, s. abt.
....... 9oufion y2ieoerfran34,
(Dirigent: @. Subernop.)
c) 9rieger g6or a.. b. OratOrium
.Wolfsans bon Gubalt@, aug.
SeeImann. .aufin Mdnner6or
nit Or6eferbegleitung (Siris
gent Walter Sips).
g., vSn einem ftblen @runbe@ bon 6.
@lud 1890. Seran. Sdugerbuno.
TO-, unearii9e 3bapfobie H., Gran3
2is3t, arrangirt I. Gr@eter bon 6.
Wlaer gergbnus. -Gefordefer.
H., ySsauGsenb erbebt fi4 bic S90s
pfuns", {. Mobr. -. SeTan. Sdns
serbunb nit Dr@eiterbegleitung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-04
California @eine.

Weinliebbaber finbefr elm srobes 2as
ger BON fsineu California WeiHer Bel
Serrn s. s.. Meper am alamo
plaaa. 6err ,Mener fuft BITE Weine
on Srt uno StelIe aus ui.b fonft oireft
aus Dem 2eGer ter MeinahGter. Als
gutter 2eaner gslingt esg ibm fteis, bic
beften Gprten at~ts3niDdblen. CT foun
feline Runben u1o Gamilien nit einen,
euten 9ropfen perieben. 4&otbs uub
WeiBmeine In porshgli@er Oualit6t
bon fest ab $1.00 per @alone - frei
ins 0aus geliefert. siai@
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-04
6. s. Mauer,

EOS WeR 6 mereefsass
bdlt Elm gro6es unb febr getpdbltes 2as
ger BON 9apeten, RouIeouy.
BiIberrabmeu uub 0eiFen.
unb ferner teben 3ei9neu.M~ aierialieu
aller Mrt. Tarben unb Anfret
der MateriaIien, beIOnbers
banners fer.tig gemtf&te
Garben, bic beffen uub biligi1en tn
Warfte, bic unter boiler @arantie bers
fault tuerben. Genfers tIEb SPITE
aeiaIas unb arbere ID bie{cs Ga&
fdlageube Mrtitel; tuorif Cerr Miiler
bas gr6Bte 2aser i'm WeffeH bes 6tnas
tes bat. auftrdee aus ben 2qnbe iuers
ben prompt a~ussefibrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-04
AbidieSs=G oneert bes Teitordeiters
Inn Cperuhauie,


g g, II. april s nhr abbs.
l., Ouperture gu .Dberon4, 6. M. b.
Weber $3.50. Sets r9efter.
q, 8iolins Concert in d (erfter Sab:
Allegro non troppo), G.b. Beet
bopen......6r. Sbeooor @ourant.
g., 6erenabe COP. 63-F dur: Allegro
moderate, Motto vivace, Walser,
Mari9), @ob. 0olfmann. .Strei4s
inffrumente.
A., 0ioIoneeasS Solo --..6err g. 8eper
(pon Wiluaufee).
s., either $ Solo ySraumbilber1, Gam
tafie bon 8. g. 2umbpe. 0err
8. Ba6mann.
g., Ouperture gu nSannbdufer", @id.
Wagner Sets r1efer.
-3mif9enpaufe.-
T., Ouperture au mSemiramis@, o.
RoIfini 1900. Sets rhetter.
g., Al Srdumerei, Bob. 66umann.
b. 2iebeslieo, Snubert, (,
..........S trei6infirumente.
g., Die tiirfii9e s6aarpa9ea (1ons
bib, bas qns unb Mbriden elmer
tirtif1en patrouiIe bariteaenb),
Sb. Wi1nelis- -.-.- 5efsO r9efsr.
TO-, SuDerture gu Eel" bo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-04
Su Sabine Gountp bobeu

= Sn Sabine County baben Sic
Ranser unter Capt. Scott NIT elmer
Worobanbe, bic BON eiuem Manne Nas
mems Wias gonnor ansefiibrt mirb, els
men bIutigen 2ampf b~efanben. Die
Ranger ritten bur1 eiuen bidfen Walb
nabe Sempbiq, als ie pl0bli9 einen
Wanr init eineur @emebr faben. Sic
prtifien lire Waffen, madten fid idubs
fertig unb ritten meter. als fe an Der
STEELE anselanst iparen, mo Der Manu
fi9 se3eist bate, tpuroe bon beiben Seis
ten bes Weses elm mbrberifdes 5euer
auf ie er6Hnet. Capt. Scott uno elm
Stranger fielen perpunbet bonn pferbe.
Die iibrisen Ranser i~prensten redts
unb linfs ab in ben Walb unb DerfoIgs
ten bic 8anbs. bon melher iie brei ere
f6ofen unb permutbli9 mebrere pers
muubeteu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-04
Sanslinsen1 Mdnnern
mtr5
gtdere 0etltsm8 8~aramttrt.

Die fGrrdIidrn eoIsen Der Sugsnbfinben,
eefaIeHtsf9pd6e berurfaaeaA, uObur9 Self
unb a6rper rniuirt perben, permanent Bes
beilt. 9er5fopfen. Sdddternbeit, Saamen.
nbiiub. @sbd9tni6fdpdhe. Berluf Der gner.
gle, Abneisnug sesen geieafdaft uHo MtIaH.
Dole srinbIi9 turirt. gerbeiratbete Mdnuer,
ober loIde, bic F4 rerbeiratben polIen, bic in
GcIge bon Sn6isci eiion in Der 9ugeub an &C.
{dlt1ts< unb Nerbenidpa@e Isiben, uerbeu
afiin6Iih turirt. Refine WinernIien singsse.
ben. SHner Mdunes, bic ibrr 8eit nit unfdbi.
gen 9euten beri9penbet unb fid baburd Grant
beiten hfs aopfea, Der Safe, 6es. 9alfes, Der
2sber, eunaen, Gineepeibe unb bes Masens
snaesogen babeu, tperoen fdaeu turirt. East
Sud ni9t iur9 faIfHss Sdamsefi1I abbalten,
fnforf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-04
j. Gs biIft uibts. foot her ber,mei

= gs bilft nidts, iagt Der Dersmeifs
Ienbe Dispeptifer. aber es biIft bod.
Oein 2eioen fann geIinbert uerben .Saus
fenbe Iinb furirt Dorben; aud bu
fannif es rperben. 0er5peifelnbe Opfer
Der Dpspepie, 2eberbef6weroen. bes
5r6feIfiebers, Rbeumatism mus cher bors
seitisen Berfales finoen in 9 ! me-
mons 2iber Regulator, be-
reitet bon s. 8. 3eilin & So. elm Des
getabiliIdes gisenmittel, mel9es bic
Quele bes 2ei6ens errei9t unb elne
oauernoe 6eiIuug betpirft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-04
ssn.. msaA,s

Wirtbf@aft unb Qpn3ertpa o.
billion auf BEN conference.-the igeI
IN elm beliebtft M-erjommlungsort beuts
ider Saniitfen. Der pauilon it bur@
Senfier ssfdIoHeu, pebeist nnb To- iebsr
Beaiebung' efn bibf6es 2otaI. Seoen
Sountag, NaGmittng unb abeub:
ROuaeri. aluf Werlangea mad BEN
Ronsert: 5an3trdns9en. Susgaei9nes
tes Bier, feiner falter Quu6. = gute.
sepdblte gsieuidafts aufmerffaIne gs.
6ieuung. I 20be33aH
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-04
aluspertanf uub 0aeme aeaarem !


9 mGinbereIIaS d store,
gde SoutonfraBe & ape. 9
iuerben aue Winterihube fur Sarnea
unb 6inber, fir 6erreu uub Ruaben
gum ab~foInten & ofenprette
ausnerfaut. Dies III feline blobe
Anfinbiguug, um Reflarle 5u ma4en,
ionbern bic preife finb faftii9 beDeu'
teno berabseiebt worben, tuOuou Sober
f9 iiberSeugen Tam.
SIM Cinderella S6ubiore finb bic
uelerl leidteren 61ubiorteE ftr ben
Sommer bereits ei~ngetrofen unb fos
tuobl In Damen.S 9uben tpie Slippers
III cine por3iigIi6e AuswabI porhanbsn.
Miemanb fotte ~anbersruo, als inr Sim
berella S@ubfore taufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-04
: Qost eud ni6t tdufdeu burd

- 2aBt gu@ ri6t tduf9eu bur9
niebere preiie fir Mrbeit. tpel6e better
aIs irgenb cine in Seras geliefert pirb,
ionberl nerflst gu@ mad @allas
10 q 3 . pbotograpbii9em Mtelier, mo
gu9 quite unb aufrieoenftelenbe Irbeit
au i1nr reellem preife sarantirt wirb.
Alb, gaf 6ouiton Strabe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-04

= Sas @efibl Der 8ednsftisung unb
btr geitigen 9bfpannuug, uoriiber fi6
10 biele bsflagen, miirbe perf9winben,
tuenrI bas Blut geiiinber udre unb rei'
ner gema9t uiirbe, ebe es bur6 bic feis
men Moern bes @ebirns eireulirt. Npers
Sarfapariaa reinigt urto trdftigt bas
Blut unb bepirtt 10 bic pblige 8eiunbs
belt BON 2eib unb Geift.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-04

= Sn @oriieana brannte an bemiel,
ben Sage elm Waareni6uppen Der ct.
2ouis, Nrfanfas unb 9eras'B ahn ab,
unb ebenfo merben feline 8rdnoe BON
Sife Springs unb auftin semelbet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-04
L. HUH & SOHN,
bic oIte uub bepdbrte
Gtfen. u. 6plawaaren>.

WtteMs u. QDl3mGGTeHs,
Garbeu. uub 6ameu=Sp anoInue
iss, sas unb ass wartt>e ,s6c.
San Mntonic- ..........----.XegaS.
Saben srbalttn cine Gar.eabuns
o. 2anbretb & Sphn Q am e
reien.
Cub erbfen, @obnsn nnb Rom, GeIb aoru
peibes uno gelbes. Gbenfaus srbaIten: Cine
EarIabung .. Qanoretb & Spbn edte Samens
RartofeIf, als ME extra earlh gerraont,
enrlh gaofe, Beautp Of Sebron. @bite Gle
plant unb neue Sorten, @arf'elo uno state
Of Brain.
ertparten cine garlabune Carly slmber unb
garIb Orange 3uderrobr. Samen, sepobnIide
unb German Rilet, Gshptifdes @eis. uno
Refenforn. 9 amen. I'm Sanb: 5obnion, Mixeo
4afure, CrdarD. perrenial Rle, uno Raien.
eras eamsa. :. meitsr f4ipstifdsr eafss.
bfIfise, fab bic befteu. sinfadften. bilisaen,
f6rtFsn uub Ieidt eebenoftn @eifpfaet; Ton.
nel NIT aipei sutsn @fsrSsn oosr Nnlen' bear.
beitst Derben. GbeufaIs SEonsufIess Blue
Bell, s8eautb@ unb seaurel@, gan; ftahL
riding and walking Culilvators nit ooer obne
foru- unb Baumipollen. YFau;er.
seeuteu fur bic berahrnteu Brinly Pfuege,
@fonet IL. Horse Hoe and Cultivators COM
Dined, &anb /. SameusriIs, EfHise unb Sui.
tipatoren. @uH. 9. Bredt Burfuafdinen unb
Builder lltenfIien, Sarrifou Bros. & Co., gu
gebraud fertis semifhte 8nrben, Gbas. Mutbs
foniasgxtrattoren, Bienen. SANDER, NReHer1 Il.
Bir fdnfen bireft bon Gabriftu NIB berfaufen
~ ben nieDrisfen @arttpreifsn fur cash.
II. Huth a. S0hn.
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= Gluetuationen In Narfte fitr @is
fentpoaren tam Sober permeiben, Der
feline Orbers hurm Ptep { Quilt
b eB ausfnbren IdBt. Gabritouteu res
guliren lire preiie mad BEN Qouiuni.
piper & S9uItbeb baben itets eineH
enormen Dorraib BON 6eujorabt, giieris
ble6 u. 7. h., iinb fe laptirei fribert
niebriae preife, uenn bieielben aud In
i'm Narfte ffeigeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-04
Gmten5G omtert bes Sets rdeiters
ius can peDrp Syringe RaIfe.

E~reitaa, ben Is. April,
2.30 ubr Ha9mittags.
grfer She'll:
l.. giusussmari6 aus s5annhduier',
g., Ouperture au yOberon" Carl M.
b. Weber.
g., 6pauii9e Serenabe. &c. Wetra.
A., 9umoreste aus Ofeuba@'s DIT
pbeus@. Rofenfranj.
3meiter he'll:
s., Rapmon5"s Ouperture, d. 3bomas.
g., I'm Meer", SOlo fir Srombone,
Gr. SCHUBERT, pDrgetragen ponSrn.
perm. Braun (@bicaso).
T., Reeitatip, Gapntine. Miierere unb
Uric q. b.. ,Srsubabout" -8eibi.
g., 8roBe Gantafte aus Meperbeer's
y9ugenotten" ....--. Hoientran3.
9ritter Shell:
g., Sntrobuetion & @bor aus benz 3ten
@ft bon r2obengrin~ .&. Wagner.
TO-, ,Sporopaten@s Wal3er- s. 8ungl.
IL, Gin Rran3 fir Sa6us"- y en3el.
H., gbampagner. @alopp =. Sumb9e.
GartemzG sntert oes TeitzO rdeiters
tn ism, wsutb's @arten,
Gonntag, ben II. April,
$50 nbr RaGmittass.
grter She'll.
l., Ouuertire su sMaiaHielo", auber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-04

1d- anaii Q { auf BefelIung, fem
MODERN, pafenb Bel paneoaf &
Sobn. grOBe Nuswabl bon Stolen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-04

- Das er6Bte Eager BON @sueHr.
unb Rebolper.p ~atrofieI unb 0dIfeu bet
piper 6 S@uItbeb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-04
Matimee Inn Opernbamie,

Sonnerfag, BEN IA. April,
$50 ubr Na9mittag.
l., Subel.C uberture, 6. M. b. Weber,
SET. Ordeiter.
g., a. Marf6 unb gbor aus yTauft",
gdrl @ounob- .-.-- Jeff9or nit
Or1eferbegleitung.
b) .aIpua9t", Otto Sob: San
Mntonio p6elpetiaA (Dirigent:
6. Meper).
g., Nadtseians, Sean @ogt.. Streids
w inftrumente.
T.. .Grsi unb Deutf6', 9. 6. geder,
.Ssran. S~dngerbunb.
s., Duberiure sur r3auberF6te4, %.
u. Mosart. Sets r9effer.
g., a) rSas siniame &6sleinA, @:6er.
mes. San Mntonio uGrObfinu1
(Dirigent: s. s. Rilmaun);
b. rSrei bIaue gltimlein", @uftab
Sresler. -. Son Nntonio Mdns
ner9or (7irigent: Carl ged).
T., Onpertlre ~ Isl J'etais Roi' bon
q. Nbam Sets r6efter.
g., Der beutf9e Sang, bon 6.Auer.
fe-.. .Seranifder SdHgerbunb nit
Or1efferbesleitung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-04
3weites gOntert I'M Opernbauie,

3weites gOntert I'M Opernbauie,
Oonfterfag, ben ID. apriL
s nbr Nbenbs.
l.. Symphonic (Iv., OPP. 90-Allegro
vivace, Andante con motto, con
moto moderate, Sa~ltarello presto),
s. MeubelsfObn : 8artbOlbp, ,Gefts
or6efer.
g., a. 2ieb. - albeliony SnIamanber1
(Oireetor : o. Wilfens);
By sWaloabenbi6ein4. bon 5. u.
S6m6l3er. .Souffon Sdnsers
bunb (Dirisent: @arl 3eus).
g., lie dernier Sommeil de laVierge',
preIuoio sur 4. Scene Der LAS
somption.., s. Wafenet- Strei@'
inifrumente.
A., rgreteIeiuA, 6. attenbofer. -Sera'
nif6er Sdngerburb.
s., Oubertiire su n5reii@tB", Carl Wf.
g., a sauf @ieberieb'ns. 5. gaasf.
fer. GefanssieetioH bes Gibs
biuas Surnpereins (Dirigent:
D. 2rueser).
b) v5auienbf6On". Gr. 9bt-- San
Nntouio .Beetbopeu Mdnners
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The Washington critic., 1887-06-08
NOTES AND GOSSIP,

BUFFALO BILL has written q letter to
Tom Ochiltree, in which he says: "I've got
the big-bugs solid, from the Queen down."
LORD RosEDERY, who was entertained by
Mr.. Blaine during his visit to this country,
has invited the Maine leader to visit him iu
England.
Mr., WHITTIER is to read poem or de-
liver an address at the annual meeting of
the New England Society ~ Friends, begiu,
ming in Portland, Me, to morrow.
Miss LAURA BRlpGNAN, the celebrated
deaf and blind mute, occupied seat on
the platform OF fremont Temple Boston,
yesterday, dutiug the commencement exer.
cises OF the Perkins Institute for the Blind.
TIE American Institute of Instruction
will hold its next session at Burlington, VT,
July BIS, Governor Ormsbeo will deliver
the address Of welcome, and the citizens OF
Burlington generally are planning to make
II comfortable for the visiting strangers.
THERE are many iiebrews connected with
the stage. Among those best known are
Louis Aldrloh, the Frobmans and Kiralfys,
Gus Williams, Marcus II. Mayer, Josh Hart,
Harry Braham, Ardlti, strak ssch, Adele
Belgarde, Rose Eytlnge, the Graus, Mod
Jeska and Bernharut
"WnILE was abroad / had a maguiA.
cent time-magniilcent, assure you, II
was one series Of entertainments, parties
luncheons and fetes. / went to the races at
Chester, Newmarket and EPSON, enjoyed
the Oaks and the Derby as much as any
body and had royal time."-[ Billy
Florence.
LOUIS MAsQUERIER, an eccentric octoge-
marian of Brooklyn, has granite monu-
ment, sixteen feet high, erected to himself
at Cypress Hill Cemetery and he formally
dedicated 1t last Sunday in presence OF a
large and curious crowd. The shaft Is
covered with odd inscriptions and sur.
mounted by miniature statue OF the
Goddess OF Liberty, holding globe In
her hand.
Miss KATE VANgAn, q charming writer
OF both prose aud verse, and a musical critic
Of great ability, well known to the New
York and Boston press, is native Of Gar
diner, Me-, and about 30 years OF age. She
was graduated at ST. Joseph's Academy,
Emmisisburg, Md, in 1874, taking the first
medal in English and 10 music. She is also
fine llnguist, something Of an artist and an
expert horse-woman.
ONO OFFICIALS have Just caught on To
the fact that dining and buffet cars on the
roads running through that State are selling
wines aud other liquors while en- route
They figure 1t out that on an average each
car traverses at least ten counties, aud a,
the general tax In each shire is 5000, each
car should be licensed to the amount OF Il,
least ~ COO. They calculate further that al
least one hundred such ears run through Ihl
State each day, aud therefore expect tc
scoop 10 at least 800, coo year
The Washington critic., 1887-06-08

Army. 1t shows that National En-.
campment and Drill, however unfor.
tunato as an investment the first
venture may have proved, was never.
theless move In a most commenda-
bic direction, and Is worthy of being
made permanent at the expense of the
General Government, The correctness
Of General Sherijan's opinions, from
military point of view, will
not be questioned, and 1t is to
be hoped that he will make his recon.
mendations to Congress in this behalf
as strong as It is possible to make
them, What sound public policy de.
mands Congress will not refuse to
grant, especially when a great benefit
TO the military service of the Union can
he secured from the comparatively In.
significant cost of an annual encamp
ment. Then, instead Of depending
upon the uncertainties and embarrass.
ments that interfered with the com
pleto success of the late exhibition, the
Drill would become q National institu,
tion, compulsory upon the several
States, and sure TO concentrate at the
Capital every year, by tens of thou.
sands instead of tens of hundreds, the
best elements Of the citizens soldiery of
the country.
The Washington critic., 1887-06-08
oUrsinE Tur G,uogs GATE.

Two little forms outside the gate
who hour by hour In ratience wait;
Four wistiui ewes as brighf ~ stars
itUping with wonder through the bars:
-Four httle hand that long To hold
Bright flowers, or apnle- RED and gold;
Two shTlll young voices that would say:
"Givc u some flowers or fruit ~. day -
Ouly-what little tongue Gould dare
Ark such u boon from lady iairf
She comes and down the velvet walk
Moves gently. aud with silver talk
Begui'es the time; her comrades glide
In peasant converse log her sils.
They do not sec the eager eyes
Who watch them with glad surprise.
To rustic Judgment they must seem
Like whlte.robed angels In dream,
SO fair, so graceful, and so blost
In such sweet garden bowers to rest.
And no doubt pluGking mpny a gem
Which seems so far away from thom
Alas how oft our mortal fate
Keeps ms outside the garden gate
Almost we feel we might be there,
Wandering amid those scenes 50 fair;
Almost our fingers seem to clasp
Bright flowers that still elude our grasp;
Some adverse fortune seems to say.
'Tis not for nee, so go thy way !"
--lchatnbers' Journal
The Washington critic., 1887-06-08

The test case involving the consti.
tutionality of the law of New York
prohibiting q hotel keeper from selling
wines or other intoxicating liquors to
his guests on Sunday was argued In
Supreme Court Chambers yesterday
before Judge Lawrence. The parties
defendant are James II. Broslin of the
Gilsey House and Charles III. Villas of
the Fifth Avenue, Arguments at
length were heard on both sides, aud
the Judge reserved his decision. Mr..
Robert G.. Ingersoll closed for the de-
fense. Following are some of his
trenchant points
In great city like this, In the metropolis Of
this country IN one of the greatest cities Of
the whole earth where men come from every
clime-men who have drunk wine all their
lives at every meal men from Berlin, from
Paris, from London, from Pekin, from all the
great cities OF the world-are We going to say
to them; Come to our city, to our hotels, but
you shall not have glass of wine with your
Sunday dinner"
They say: Buy on saturday what You want
to drink on sunday" This merely offers a
oopholc to the dishonest mau.
The hotel where live is my home. The
rooms occupy | own subject to rules. I
have the same rights enjoy In my own house.
l deny the right OF the Legislature to say
what shall eat in my own house. ] deny the
right Of the Legislature TO say cannot give a
glass of wine to friend at my hotel.
This law is provincial. 1t is small, puckerei
aud withered. l cannot believe II OF a great
city like New York.